Americannrevolution Stories

When a young Peter Parker looses his family farm to the excessive taxation by the British, he doesn't have a lot of people to turn to for help. With May busy trying to handle the burden of the hole left behind by the death of his Uncle Ben, Peter takes it upon himself to get them the money they need to get their home back. By enlisting himself into the Continental Army. There, Peter meets cocky General Anthony "Iron Man" Stark, a man hanging by his last string of hope. A man, who by all titles, should not be as protective of this boy who has wondered into his camp; should not let the kid's innocent eyes and striking genius begin to thaw the ice around his heart. But he does and Tony honestly isn't sure what to think anymore. Together, they begin to forge the path to freedom for both themselves and the nation as a whole.

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Gabriel Harris left his wife during the winter of 1775 to join the Continental forces after witnessing the brutal murder of a friend by the hands of a British officer. A year later, he finds himself preparing for a surprise attack on the Hessian mercenaries in Trenton. While everyone's spirits are low, and the soldiers desire to go home, he not only encourages his tent mates, but unconsciously prepares to give the greatest gift he can give to his wife, his child, his brothers-in-arms, and his country. Featured in Wattpad's short story list "Another Time, Another Place". (This story does not follow historical accuracy. All of the characters I use are original characters, and the plot is original.)

The year is 1778. Bloody battles between the British and American forces ravages through the coastline. Adeline Clarke and August Hutchinson are two young lovers who are caught in the middle of the crossfire. While August is sent to fight for freedom, Adeline stays home tending to her sickly brother. The only thing that seems normal are their love letters. (A historical fiction book. Copyright to me, no one else. No stealing my ideas, okay? All of my characters are fictional and all resemblance to people, living or dead, is purely coincidental) (This is all also for fun. I don't really care if it's a little historically inaccurate, I wanna write this down)